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Mistere_Man posted...

I apologize for misunderstanding their question. Some jobs do let you charge gas and driving as expenses, but we are not employees of the grocery store so no I dont think tha

What on earth are you even talking about here..... you are wildly all over the place to the point that I'm convinced you are intentionally avoiding her question. That and intentionally being dense bringing up services that are optional to use like delivery.

Mistere_Man posted...

But again I am not an employee of the store I am a customer. my part

I'll stop you right there. Your "part" is only to buy their shit if you so choose to buy it. How you buy their shit is completely on you (delivery, or physically going there to buy it under their store operation.) They don't owe you anything else you feel entitled to, and they certainly didn't make you shop there.

Mistere_Man posted...

Also remember not everyone is the same, there are individuals that need help due to disabilities, or impairments so for some bagging groceries can be very difficult.

To this, you're just being intentionally dense. Most grocery stores provide disability services within reasonable means. You bringing them up irrelevant to you simply not liking self check out and thinking its unpaid labor to checkout your own things. Which circles back to Ashs point about other so called "unpaid labor" you do like driving up to the store, going aisle to aisle to get your own things, taking your own things to your car, driving home with your things, and more.